The Blog — halloween

Get our free printable Halloween Bingo game with four bingo cards, a set of calling cards, and instructions.  It's lots of fun to play and we guarantee that your kids will probably kind of like it, maybe.

This week we're going to keep doing Halloween stuff for our preschool activities.  Because it's fun.  So we're covering the letter G (for ghost) and then doing a matching opposites game. We're going to watch this awesome "Gimme G" Storybots video over and over and over.  And then we're going to print out the letter G tracing page and letter G coloring page from storybots.com We're going to make one of these ghosts out of a paper plate and hang it up. Idea courtesy of Kaboose. I saw the idea for this paper bag ghost craft on Oriental Trading, but...

We loooooooooooove Halloween.  It's creepy and fun.  I made these boy and girl skeleton paper dolls for my kids to play with this week, because skeletons are also creepy and fun (and these ones are sort of cute, too). You can download these paper dolls for free, and you'll get: • boy and girl skeleton kids • t-shirt and jeans outfit for each • pajamas for each • pumpkin costume • mummy costume Just remember that all of our stuff is for personal use only, no redistribution allowed.  And if you love us make sure to share that love on...

It's not like it's a holiday or anything, but I just couldn't help making a Friday the 13th printable.  So here you go:

With this printable you can fold your own Halloween box that ends up being the size of a Crayola crayon box.  And you can put mummy extremities in it.  Or, you know, candy or something. ______________________________________________ To Print Download the  file using the pink “Click Here To Download” button or by clicking here Your computer will automatically download the file The image is now on your computer ready to print! And while you're printing and folding your Halloween box, you should watch this video.  Because it's about zombies.  CUTE zombies.